The biggest winners and losers of Legends of Runeterra 1.10
Bilgewater recieved some questionable buffs.
With the Call of the Mountain expansion fitting nicely into every duelist’s deck, Legends of Runeterra receives its bi-weekly patch update that gives substantial changes to the game.
While the region of Targon remains fairly balanced, a few champions from Ionia and Piltover & Zaun get some significant makeovers.
Winner: Cygnus The Moonstalker
As the only buff in the Targon region in this patch, Cygnus becomes a solid mid-range Nightfall character in the game. Being able to give an ally and himself Elusive, he’s now able to deal a solid strike of 10+ power if used correctly.
Loser: Ezreal
Piltover’s finest explorer gets a massive downgrade in his level-up requirements. When discussing his position as an enemy champion, the developers found that his second-level form provided too much firepower for Ezreal. With that, Ezreal will now have more target requirements to be able to transform to his hot-shot, level-two version.
Winner: Lee Sin
While the region of Ionia and its elusive units have been easily bumped down in previousu patches, their heroes rarely stand out as early-game offensive playmakers. While you may have Zed who’s an easy pick-off if you have a Mystic Shot, the developers have tuned Lee Sin into an early-game card, costing less with a higher level-two requirement. With this, you can bet that Ionian decks will use Lee Sin as a solid attack in the early-game.
Loser: Bilgewater
Bilgewater takes another questionable trade with its more quintessential cards. While Crackshot Corsair now has more health, Yordle Grifter is now a flat-out Allegiance card, making him a hit or miss with his Warning Shot in any Bilgewater fusion decks. On top of that, Jagged Taskmaster becomes a lower-costing card with even lower power and health, becoming a quick card to dispose of in the early game.
You can check out thefull Legends of Runeterra 1.10 patch notes.
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